I have a bunch.
~ When people watch TV with the incorrect ratio.
Ex. People would watch a fullscreen (4:3) video on a widescreen TV, stretched to fill the screen, makes people look distorted and fat or vice-versa. It bothers me more when they say the "like it like that" or they "don't notice it". It's becuase they don't like the black bars on the side.
~ Watching a video in fullscreen that was made in widescreen. Unless thee movie was filmed in fullscreen, I harly ever watch it, becuase it's cropped half or almost half. I think that a fullscreen version of a movie, is disrespect for the film makers, becuase when they film it, they choose a specific spot and stuff. Also, you don't see as much. It's like looking at a painting that half of it is missing. When I download a movie, I prefer widescreen and in the correct aspect. I occasionally accidentally get one that out of porportion. I delete them, becuase I can not stand watching a movie that isn;t the way it should be.
~ When people argue with me, when I know I'm right. That is a common one.
~ When people mispronounce words, especially if they do it deliberately.
~ When people don't use proper capitalization/formats
~ When people deliberately misspell words like "r u there" instead of "Are You There?"
~ When people say twenty-twelve instead of two-thousand twelwe Actually, we are both wrong, the correct way to say it two-Oh/Zero-One-Two. That is how I usually say it, but people hardly ever us it, becuase it's too long
~ I when people use the "wrong" software. That dosen't bother me much now, since I run Linux, when I used to run WIndows, it would bother me that people would use Internet Explorer or something instead of Firefox, or AVG or that other anti-virus instead of AVAST. I used to be fussy about what software people used, becuase I was a little obsessive with computers and stuff.
~ Being judged, bullied, ignored etc.
~ People who take things for granted
~ People who think their better then others.
~ Mac users (lol). My sister has a Mac and says it's perfect and stuff to bug me. It's overrated. She even calls it her "baby". I will agree, that it is better then Windows at somethings, such as Apple having nice looking products, more secure/stable software.
~ When people says Mac or PC instead of Mac or Windows.... That is a big one. Just calling Windows a PC, which stands for Personal Computer, makes it ound as if a Mac isn't one, which it is. It is the same as saying do you use a laptop or a computer? Computer meaning desktop, which a laptop is a computer. I hardly ever hear that, or saying Toyota or Automobile, which a Toyota is an automobile. I facepalm when I see that on websites. I've heard computer techies say that too.
~ Microwave ovens. I will NOT eat food prepared in a microwave. I used too, a lot actually. Microwaves do nothing good for whatever food you prepare in them. The complately zap all nutriation and stuff out of the food, so when you eat it, you are just eating to eat, your body gets nothing from. Your body can not break down the food either. Eating foods, that has been prepared in a microwave oven, has all the stuff taken out of it, and added a small does of radiation. Not harmful, unless you eat a lot of it. With much food prepared in a microwave, it demages you body. Look up the dangers of eating from a microwave oven. We no longer have a microwave in the house.
The Soviet Union banned the use of microwave ovens.
I used to eat so much food prepared in the microwave, like practically everyday. I'd eat microwave dinners and stuff.
In 2005, I've noticed that my eye sights started to decrease, my memory has been effected (short term memory mostly) and I've had a speech problem, whichis cuased by a Brain Process Disorder. I made up the term Brain Process Disorder. It means that your brain can not handle information well, some signlas get mixed. My communication skills have decreased, and a lot of times, especially when trying to explain something. I can't, My brain is overloaded and I can only get only some of the information out. In my head, I understand so much, to put it in words, is hard. I can still speak fine. I often misread words, like for example, I may see a sign that says Auto Shop, and read book store, for example. It isn't that bad, just words that look similar or something. When I;m reading a book, it takes awhile for my brain to process the information. I have to read it a few times for the information to be clear. That's why it;s taking so long for me to read The Hunger Games.
I don't know if this has been caused by eating foods prepared in a microwave, but it's a possibility. I have no reason for this. I tought it was MS, but all the symptoms didn't fit, and the symptoms didn't evolve fast enough. I also didn't have the symptoms that I should have.
My brain used to work fine, I used to have perfect vision. It is slowly getting worse. At first, I just needed them for driving, I can't can't see the TV clearly, when 5 feet away from it, without my glasses.I have stopped eating foods prepared in a microwave since December 2010.
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